The Characteristics of Railway Passenger Demand: An Econometric Investigation

A. D. Owen · Garry D.A. Phillips

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The authors examine twenty London-based rail flows over the period 1973 to 1984. On the whole, the influence of the external environment was neutral; fares, quality of service and competition were more important. The results show a remarkable degree of consistency and precision.

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